Saturday Greyhound Tips: Three to watch from Central Park

Our resident greyhound tipster, Michael Smyth (@bettingjungle on X), brings us three selections on the final Saturday of racing before Christmas.

 Read on for your Daily Greyhounds Tips.

Today's Greyhound Odds

1 pt 18:05 Central Park – Lets Go Johnny (T6) @ SP

Three selections today on an ultra-competitive mixed card from Central Park live on Premier Greyhound Racing. LETS GO JOHNNY (T6) caught the eye on English debut last week and, with a smart exit this evening, the Spencer Mavrias-trained wide can turn handy, make his move down the back straight and then hit the front late off the final bend and take this Arc Maiden open race.

The March 2024 son of Ballymac Cashout has some smart form at Dundalk, winning in impressive fashion from off the pace, so this is all about turning within striking distance and avoiding an early bump. Sup The Sancerre (T1) looks the likely leader but if Johnny turns second or third, it's race on.

1 pt 19:05 Central Park – Bluejig Baron (T2) @ SP

A little later on, one who should go well is BLUEJIG BARON, who lines up from T2 at 19:05 in the Jenninsbet Standard Trophy open race over the four-bend 491 metre trip at the Kent venue Central Park. The David Lee-trained Romford raider hasn’t run since late August, but he’s moved well in two-bend trials in recent weeks and with a ping break he grab the rails, lead round and kick for home.

Cinderella Tell is blessed with blistering early pace and rates as a danger from T5. On the bunny he’s a 28.95 type of performer and a repeat of that sort of time would put him bang there at the finish. Amazing Force will be staying on well from T1 and could be worth including in forecast bets, especially if sent off at fancy prices.

1 pt 19:25 Central Park – Droopys Samara (T6) @ SP

The third and final selection this evening is lightly raced middle seed DROOPYS SAMARA who runs from T6 in the Arena Racing Company Stayers Trophy open race at 19:25 over the six-bend 664-metre trip. The Daniel Brabon-trained March 2024 daughter of Ballyhimikin Jet has caught the eye recently, staying on well over 491 metres and this evening she makes her six-bend debut.

Although drawn a little wider than normal out in T6, that could work in her favour and, with a level break and clear run around the first couple of bends, Samara can make her move and hit the front by the fifth bend. Insane Bass (T5) rates as the main danger, he’s another making his six-bend debut and is worth noting in the market. Doug Squirrel looks well-drawn in T2 and could be the pace in the race on the first circuit.

Greyhound Betting tips from Betfred Insights.